The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2

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Page 4Much credit is due to the Emperor Napoleon I. for the code which he gave to France; but at the time when he became first consul, the course of events had
rendered it necessary to provide a new system of law, and the studies and
pursuits of ...

Page 248Now, in this respect, many of the laws of France might be the better for revision;
but no part, perhaps, of the judicial edifice of that country requires to undergo
such alteration as that which concerns the mode of treating juvenile offenders.

Page 248Now, in this respect, many of the laws of France might be the better for revision;
but no part, perhaps, of the judicial edifice of that country requires to undergo
such alteration as that which concerns the mode of treating juvenile offenders.